The Indian guru's
mantra of the day,
tho' somewhat strange,
goes this way...
'When words fail
and at a loss,
contemplate aural hygiene
with transcendental floss.'
Oh Forrest ! You're the greatest,
You give breath to me,
thou gifts are valuable for me,
I always worship for thee,
On the hills, on the plains,
And on the valleys,
You give thy shade to rest,
I admire you,
Because for your precious presents,
You never ask any fee,
You grow and burn for others,
In all the session,
In days and nights,
In the light of the sun and the moon,
You give me thy Lee,
I'm a great owe of thou,
Oh forest ! Lives are in you,
When I hungry you fed me,
Oh forest ! You're the best and greatest.
Written by Mahesh Nagar
You're my soul and my beauty,
I serve you it's my duty,
You're the Nature,
I'm your super creature,
You're my culture, my tradition and my inner fluty,
I thanked you it's my duty,
You gave me birth on this incredible earth,
To see your beauty,
To do my duty,
And you gave me a treasure-trove,
To serve, to grow,
To wrap me you game me clouty,
I praise you it's my duty,
You're the nature,
I'm your super creature,
By Mahesh Nagar
We have no time to stand ,look and observe
How the Trinity runs the affairs of the Universe
Hinduism accepts both male and female
Aspects of nature and worship the Supreme.
If we have the Holy Father, why not Holy Mother
In Hinduism man and woman are viewed
As the two wings of the same bird
A man is incomplete without a woman
As a bird cannot fly only on one wing.
Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh with one head
And are aligned – Shiva, the transcendent God
Vishnu, the cosmic lord, Brahma, the cosmic mind.
Like Christian Trinity-the Father, Son and Holy Ghost
Brahma is the Lord of creation and birth
Vishnu is the Lord of sustenance or preserver
And Mahesh is the Lord of Death or destruction.
Constitute the Trinity of Hinduism as much as
Christian trinity the Father, son & Holy Ghost.
*I am inspired by Wordsworth for the title of my poem
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Male Trinity assisted by female Trinity respectively
Sarswati - is the Goddess of speech and knowledge
Lakshmi - is the Goddess of wealth
Parvati - is the mother Goddess
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